Apr 9, 2009 | Brownfield Network
Pseudorabies-infected wild pig found in Nebraska
Wednesday, April 8, 2009, 3:36 PM The discovery near Genoa, Nebraska of a wild pig infected with pseudorabies is being investigated by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.
A powerful and quick-moving winter storm system left a blanket of 4 to 8 inches of new snow across much of Nebraska on Friday.
Investigation Continues As First Americans Works To Recoup Losses
State officials continue investigating First Americans Insurance Service. The Department of Banking's Bureau of Securities is investigating whether the agency violated the Securities Act of Nebraska by not ...
Lost Creek addition to begin when school ends
Work on a $1.8 million addition to Lost Creek Elementary School that will add a full track of classrooms, more than 40 parking spaces and shift the entrance from east to west should begin when the final bell ...
Weather can put rivers in a jam
The warmer weather experienced lately has been a welcome break from the freezing cold.
Loup Power cookbook is now available
The Loup Power Districta s complimentary holiday cookbooks have become a much-anticipated offering each year at the holiday season.
Lindsay-Genoa highway to get asphalt
The Platte County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution committing $2.1 million to resurface 15.5 miles of asphalt highway between Lindsay and Genoa.